THE LICENSING POLL
OFFICIAL FIGURES.
(By Telegraph—Press Association).
WELLINGTON, Dec. 18. Official returns for the n censing Poll are gazetted. They show: Continuance >..• 374,502 State Control _ 64,276 Prohibition ... ... 294,453 In no-license districts the voting was: —■ Restoration ... ... 50,825 Non-Restoration , ... 68,755
(The cable news in this issue accredited to “The Times” has appeared in that journal, but only where expressly stated is such .news the editorial opinion, ol “The Times.”)
NEW ZEALAND HONEY.
LONDON, Dec. 17,
New Zealand honey is steadily winning its way in the northern European markets despite the tariffs up to fivcpeneo a pound. It now constitutes ninety per cent of the imports into Denmark and it is the only honey eaten in Greenland and Iceland.
A DINNER.
LONDON, Dec. 17
Sir Jas. and Lady Parr gave a dinner at the Mayfair Hotel to thirtyfive New Zealand authors, artists and journalists, including David Low, Harry Rowntree, Fred Doidgo, Marie Ney, Jsobel Wilford, Stella Murray, Rosemary Rees, Pember Reeves.
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Hokitika Guardian, 18 December 1928, Page 5
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